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EPICOR TO PRESS HARDER IN DISTRIBUTION MARKET
- Thursday, 17 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Epicor, which gets about 40 percent of its revenue from sales to manufacturers, believes there’s a big opportunity in enlarging its distribution base, which now accounts for only 20 percent of its sales. CFO Michael Pietrini handed out those numbers at the Jefferies 3rd Annual Technology Conference in New York this week.
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SOLUTION STRATEGISTS' NATHAN SELLS SAGE BIZ
- Thursday, 17 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Art Nathan made a business exit this week. But it was a selective exit as he sold only the Sage part of his Cranford, N.J.-Solution Strategists’ business to growth-minded Net@Work of New York City. While he made the decision because of family considerations, it was a step that was guided by his perception of the direction the market is taking because he kept the Deltek line that he began marketing early last year and Intuit’s QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions that he picked up mid-2008. In fact, Nathan has been among the happiest sounding of the resellers recruited in 2008 by former Sage channel VP Taylor Macdonald during his one year at Deltek building that company’s channel. On the Intuit side, Nathan spoke of his belief that this part of his business has strong growth ahead and during the last few months he has talked favorably about the way Intuit treats its VARs. It’s been clear that QBES has been hurting the MAS 90 business, which was part of the practice sold to Alex and Eddie Solomon, along with that product’s usual partner, MAS 200.
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MICROSOFT'S DYNAMICS COMMUNITY: BLOGGING IS HARD.
- Wednesday, 16 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
A blog entry this week on the Dynamics community site, by Dynamics leader Kirill Tatarinov, remarking about his seven-year career at Microsoft, shows how hard it is to keep Web sites fresh. There have been only five "Executive Insight" articles posted this year. It's hard for top people to keep these filled because of demands of their time.
INFOR CANS FOURTHSHIFT EDITION
- Wednesday, 16 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Following the acquisition of SouthBrands by one of its affiliates, software giant Infor has dumped the FourthShift Edition, a manufacturing package for SAP's Business One software. One reseller mused that it was because SAP competes with Infor.
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BENNETT CLEARS OUT INTUIT STOCK
- Wednesday, 16 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
NETSUITE SMALL CUSTOMERS RAPIDLY DECLINING
- Wednesday, 16 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Only 5 percent of NetSuite's customers pay more than $10,000 a year for their products. And that's a long way from a company whose average customer was spending $400 per year when CEO Zach Nelson started his job in January 2003. Nelson gave that breakdown this week at the Deutsche Bank Securities Technology Conference.
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EPICOR CFO THINKS MARKET HAS BOTTOMED
- Wednesday, 16 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
NEW YORK - Sales to the manufacturing market appear to have bottomed out and, hopefully, an upturn is not too far away, Epicor's CFO Michael Pietrini told attendees yesterday at the Jefferies 3rd Annual Technology Conference. "It's not getting any worse. As odd as it is, it’s a very encouraging sign," said Pietrini. "We are plodding along at the bottom trying to determine where we are." Pietrini said the mild optimism stems from discussions with the company's field sales force.
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NET@WORK BUYS SOLUTION STRATEGISTS' SAGE BIZ
- Monday, 14 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
NEW YORK - Net@Work, one of Sage's largest accounting software resellers, has acquired the Sage accounting software and CRM practice of Solution Strategists, a reseller based in Cranford, N.J. Solution Strategists' owner Art Nathan said he made the sale so he could spend more time with his family.
DELLAMORE REPLACES LOWENSTEIN AT DELTEK
- Friday, 11 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
HERNDON, Va. - Deltek has named Jim Dellamore, most recently SVP of global solutions delivery at GXS, to the position vacated on Thursday by Richard Lowenstein. Dellamore will be responsible for the strategic and operational direction of Deltek’s Global Services organization and will report to Deltek CEO Kevin Parker.

Before working at GXS, Dellamore served as group VP consulting at Oracle Corp., where he managed the PeopleSoft consulting business. Deltek, which markets financial software for project-oriented organizations, said Lowenstein's departure was not related to disagreement with senior management or with Deltek's business strategy or operating policies. Lowenstein joined Deltek as EVP of professional services in June 2006
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CCH GETS ORACLE AND SAP ENTRY POINTS
- Thursday, 10 September 2009
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
CCH, a stalwart supplier in the traditional tax and accounting market, is pushing upward to a less-traditional area with its sales-and-use-tax systems. In announcements seven days apart, the Riverwoods, Ill.-based vendor said that CCH Sales Tax Office 2.0 has been certified by SAP for integration with SAP ERP and that it had partnered with Global Tax Management which is providing the middleware for CCH CorpSystem to enable Oracle to communicate with the CCH suite in real time.
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